Sleep-related epilepsy in the A/J mouse.

Sleep

Authors	KP Strohl Gallaugher Lynn Friedman Hill JB Singer Lander Nadeau
Abstract	Evident seizures during sleep are common in clinical practice but are uncommonly considered in animal models of epilepsy. A previous observation of spontaneous spike-and-wave activity during sleep in several A/J mice (A/J JAX) from Jackson Laboratory (Bar Harbor, ME) prompted this description of the inheritance of epileptic activity.
Year of Publication	2007
Journal	Sleep
Volume	30
Issue	2
Pages	169-76
Date Published	2007/02/01
ISSN	0161-8105
PubMed ID	26118726
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